About Us
Two Decades of Service, Millions of Lives Changed
Sewak India was founded on a simple belief — that every Indian deserves dignity, opportunity, and care.
Our Story
From One Village to a National Movement
Sewak India began in 2005 when a small group of volunteers set out to address the acute lack of healthcare access in rural Rajasthan. What started as weekend medical camps quickly grew into a structured organisation with a clear mission: to serve India's most underserved communities with dignity and accountability.
Over two decades, we have expanded our work to cover education, livelihood support, and women's empowerment — building programmes that are community-led, evidence-based, and designed for lasting impact.
Today, Sewak India operates across 12 states, partnering with local governments, CSR foundations, and international agencies to reach over 250,000 lives every year.
Vision
An India where every citizen — regardless of geography, gender, or economic status — has access to education, health, and livelihood.
Mission
To empower marginalised communities through sustainable, community-driven programmes in education, healthcare, women's empowerment, and livelihood.
What Guides Us
Our Values
Dignity First
We serve alongside communities, never above them. Every programme is designed with the people it serves.
Accountability
We publish our impact data, financials, and programme outcomes openly. Trust is earned through transparency.
Community-Led
Lasting change comes from within. We build local capacity and hand ownership back to communities.
Inclusion
We prioritise the most marginalised — women, children, tribal communities, and persons with disabilities.
The People
Our Leadership Team
Rajiv Sharma
Founder & Executive Director
A social entrepreneur with 25 years of grassroots experience across rural India.
Priya Nair
Director, Programmes
Former UNICEF programme officer with deep expertise in community health and education.
Amit Verma
Director, Partnerships
Leads CSR and government partnerships, bringing in resources that multiply our field impact.
Sunita Joshi
Head, Women Empowerment
A grassroots organiser who has built self-help networks across 400 villages in Madhya Pradesh.
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